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High-drive digital I/O capability

Staff -- Control Engineering, 9/1/2005

DT9817-H data acquisition digital I/O mini-instrument for USB 2.0 provides high-drive digital I/O capability. Suited for applications requiring a large number of high current outputs, the module provides 28 programmable digital I/O lines, is based on TTL emulations, and will sink 64 mA or source 15 mA at standard logic levels. It comes in two configurations: 28 DIO, 1 counter/time, sink=10 mA, source=2 mA for $149 and 28 DIO, 1 counter/time, sink=64 mA, source=15 mA for $179. www.datatranslation.com Data Translation Inc.

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